Here, Yemen, Raymah Governorate

Here, Yemen, Raymah Governorate, Al-Jaafaria District, how beautiful are the towering mountains Like garbels or heads of twigs On the top of the clouds are two shawls And at the tops there are crowns of starlight And coffee in the chest of the fields is coral And the atmosphere smells of hilarious fragrance In the fertile Rimah, rest assured The tourist travels to enjoy its fragrant natural landscapes and its wonderful atmosphere, and to inhale the nature around him. Truly, it is God's paradise on earth. Agricultural terraces covered with greenery and agricultural products such as fruits, corn and coffee trees. The moment, if that is so, it indicates the depth of the ancient Yemeni civilization, the civilization of Sam Ibn Noah, and the civilization of the Sabaeans and the Tabi’een. It is Yemen, the home of civilizations and a landing pad for local and international tourism.

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محافظة ريمه مديرية الجعفريه

https://tourism-y.blogspot.com/ تتميز الجعفرية بوجود عدد كبير من المناظر والمواقع الطبيعية وسوف نقتصر الإشارة إلى المواقع التالية: جبل الشرف: يقع في الحدَّية عزلة بني الجعد، وهو عبارة عن جبل يطل على الحدَّية مركز المديرية، وعند الصعود إليه تستقبلك أشجاره المرصوفة على جانبي الطريق المعبدة المؤدية إليه، وعند قمته يقع نظرك على لوحة بديعة الجمال تزينها الجبال المكسوة بالخضرة، والمدرجات الجميلة الرائعة، كما يتميز الجبل بوجود أحجار في أعلى قمته تبدو غريبة، أطوال بعضها حوالي (متر)، وهي مدببة من الرأس كالهرم سهلة الاستخراج، واستخدم جزء منها في ترميم ورصف الطريق وأضفت عليه جمالاً وروعة إلا أنه يحتمل أن يكون هذا الجبل بركانياً. شلال ضاحية الركب: يعتبر من الشلالات الكبيرة والجميلة، فهو عبارة عن مصب مائي يتدفق منذ القدم من أعلى الجبال المحيطة بالحدَّية، ويجري عبر الصخور بعرض يقدر (بخمسة أمتار) قابل للتوسع، ويمتد طوله حتى يصب في الوادي الأخضر (بني الغربي) مكوناً لوحة جميلة إلا أنه موسمي يرتبط بسقوط الأمطار. عزلة بني الجعد: عزلة كغيرها من عزل المديرية تتمتع بمناظر طبيعية خلابة، فعلى قمم جبالها ترى ...

The geographical location of Raymah Governorate, Yemen.

https://tourism-y.blogspot.com/ Raymah Governorate is located in northwestern Yemen, and it enjoys a picturesque and diverse nature, as it is characterized by its towering mountains and the dry Fajr Valley, which is located in the north of the governorate. It is famous for its qat, olive and forest trees, and there are many rivers that run in the mountainous areas. There are also many important archaeological sites and religious monuments in the governorate, such as Dhamar Castle, the Red House Church, Al-Ahdal Mosque, Sheikh Abdullah Al-Tahweshi Mosque, and the Dhamar Regional Museum. The people in the province of Raymah are among the ancient tribes that are distinguished by their simplicity and the terrain of the region, which has been subjected to many harsh conditions throughout the ages. The people of Raymah are made up of several ethnic groups, such as the tribe of Bani Hussein, Bani Gharara, Al-Shayatin, Al-Rawasi, and other tribes. The main districts in Rayma...

"The Enchanting Beauty of Yemen: A Journey through History, Culture, and Natural Wonders"

Tourism and Travel in Yemen: Yemen is considered one of the stunning tourist destinations in the world, known for its rich history, vibrant culture, and breathtaking natural beauty. Located in the southern tip of the Arabian Peninsula, it boasts numerous tourist sites worth visiting. Sana'a, the capital of Yemen, is a fantastic tourist city. With its ancient origins, it is home to several significant historical landmarks. The Republican Palace, Ottoman Palace, ancient forts, and the Jamea Al Jamyin Mosque are among the prominent tourist attractions in Sana'a. Taiz is also a famous tourist destination in Yemen. It is renowned for its remarkable geographical location and stunning landscapes. Tourists can explore traditional markets and beautiful gardens in the city, as well as visit the ancient Taiz Fortress with its high walls and medieval fortifications. The Red Sea coast of Yemen is ideal for diving enthusiasts and other water sports lovers. Visitors can explore beautiful cora...

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